| 英文摘要 |
In recent years, excessive human exploitation has led to climate change and global warming, making green consumption a global trend. Numerous enterprises have embraced green production practices and integrated environmental protection into their corporate social responsibility. This study investigates the impacts of perceived green value, corporate social responsibility, and conformity behavior on Taiwanese consumers' purchase intentions toward Nike's eco-friendly athletic shoes. Through the online questionnaire survey, a total of 480 valid responses were collected and analyzed using structural equation modeling via SmartPLS. The findings revealed that perceived green value and brand image significantly influenced purchase attitude, subsequently positively affecting purchase intention. Additionally, perceived green value and corporate social responsibility positively influenced brand image. However, corporate social responsibility and conformity behavior exhibited no significant impact on purchase attitude, and brand image showed no significant influence on purchase intention. Environmental consciousness was also found not to have a moderating effect. Based on these findings, this study recommends that Nike should enhance its environmental appeals and product design to strongly communicate the eco-friendly features and positive benefits of its sustainable athletic shoes, enabling consumers to deeply perceive and appreciate their green value. |